They have a local University that turns out Internet Experts.

The house is also a half mile away from a large university that could be helpful if we cannot rent it out to a family; we would be able to rent it out to college students that have good credit and a good rental history.Cash needed at purchase: $60,929/2= $30,464.5Monthly Cash Flow: $262.82Cash on Cash ROI: 5.18%NOI: $15423.04/245000= 6.3%All the numbers above have vacancy, taxes, insurance, and maintenance included. 

There is a plethora of information here; most universal, but some specific to the U.S.A.  

I'm a college student at Southern Methodist University looking to get an early start on real estate investing.

And with your post you certainly are throwing caution to the universe...Best of luck to you, William!  

It's a miracle that I haven't lost money on deal yet.I get universally terrible advice from realtors and contractors who are always pushing for what I know now is too much renovation.

How about 50% off Cash Flow Freedom University?

Turning 24 in MayOption 1: Go to university and leave there at the age of 28 with a bachelor's degree in commerce or marketing and no money (pay for school and what not, plus I can't work a lot at the same time).Option 2: Finish my technical program in May in business and advertising.

I have university tenants that want to sublet for the summer (two months).

@Mark Redmann: Temple University also has a great real estate course online and in person.